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menino posted:Again I feel like starting with statehouses is a really good starting point because it reverberates all the way down. Starting now can harness ppl's enthusiasm who feel like they can't do anything. Getting smarter at the local and state level is overdue and necessary to stay in the game.
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I've seen a number of articles/videos over the last few days condemning the tone/approach of the left. In general I agree there's a lot to unpack, and plenty of room for improvement here. Anyone seen anything approaching it from the other side, which is how to sell the younger left on what they'll consider to be 'tone policing' from moderate leftists? I have a feeling it's not going to go over well.
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Rocko Bonaparte posted:Anybody remember Democracy for America? Howard Dean's old thing? I checked in and they were still around. I guess Howard Dean's vying for the chairmanship to try to get back to his 50-state strategy. It was the first thing I thought about. I mean, why not try a comprehensive strategy in all states when it looks like you need a, well, comprehensive strategy in all states. They just had their monthly meeting the night before so I didn't get a chance to check in. I liked his earlier stuff (fifty state strategy, small donor fundraising) but his more recent album is too mainstream (healthcare lobbying).
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